Thai-born doctor serves at Southeast Kansas TB Hospital
Dr Somsri Griffin, native of Bangkok, works as a staff physician at the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital. She moved from Bangkok to Emporia with her husband Howard in May 1966 and has three children Artchava Panjarat and Artchavat. She notes Thailand’s hot food and vast economic contrasts, contrasts United States educational opportunities, and finds Kansas winters cold but becoming home.
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Thailand
TB Hospital
Somsri Griffin
Southeast
Kansas
Dr. Griffin
Howard
Emporia
Bangkok
Griffin
Artchava
Panjarat
Artchavat
Norton State Tuberculosis Hospital
Tuberculosis Hospital
E. 7Th
United States
New York City
New York
Bible Quiz Questions Card From The Bible
A reader pose of five Bible quiz items tests knowledge of Psalm 90, Matthew 21, II Kings and II Samuel, Matthew 27, and Romans 14.17 with scoring notes: Four correct equals excellent, three correct good.
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Jerusalem
Jesus
John the Baptist
David
Douay
King James
Beene Dishes Out Gangster Inspired Wardrobe
Geoffrey Beene unveils a wardrobe patterned after gangster styles with stark coats short jackets and fedoras. He also presents Sicilian widow styles mid length lace dresses and bold ensembles like the blue and white striped Mafia doll. Other looks include the English dandy and prohibition era music hall girl. Beene’s spring line contrasts with Lynda Bird Robb White House wedding attire. Leo Narducci adds travel ready fashion and vivid home pajamas complete the collection.
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New York
Geoffrey Beene
Boyant
Beene
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Lynda Bird Robb
White House
Leo Narducci
WSWS Circles Study Lessons And World Day Plans
WSWS circles of the EUB Church held lesson plays on Christ and the Faiths of Men and distributed new books for the year. Esther circle planned a prayer chain and noted World Service Day on Feb 4 and World Day of Prayer in Lent.
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Christ
WSWS
EUB Church
65 Attend WWI Event at Memorial Building
A covered dish dinner served 65 members of the Veterans of World War I Barracks and Auxiliary. Chaplain C. E. Galbreath gave the invocation, and Mrs. M. C. York read. Commander William Cline presided. Mrs. Roscoe Offenbacker led the auxiliary meeting. Membership, hospital and nursing home outreach noted. auxiliary reaches 99 members for 1968.
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Memorial Building
C. E. Galbreath
M. C. York
William Cline
Roscoe Offenbacker
James T. Read
Herbert Johnson
Harold Smith
Frank Shipley
Neosho Memorial Hospital
George Wilson
Offenbacker
D. L. Geeding
Joe Rensing
Maxine Stoll
Mmes
Alva Mann
Harry Butman
Henry Alford
Zion Service Guild Holds Meeting at Church Basement
Zion Lutheran Service Guild met in the church basement Tuesday evening with Mrs. Everett Olson presiding as president. Mrs. Harold Storck led devotions and Mrs. James Ranabargar gave the Evangelicalism lesson. Six members answered roll call with a wish for the new year. hostesses were Mrs. Olson and Mrs. Emma Johnson.
January Meeting of Student NEA at Neosho County
The January meeting of the Students National Education Association was held at Neosho County Community Junior College. Plans for a basketball queen coronation on March 1 and a school visit to Topeka on March 23 were discussed. Nurse Margaret Wood spoke on emergency first aid procedures, with sponsor Leon Hazen present.
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Students National Education Association
Neosho County Community Junior College
Topeka
Margaret Wood
Leon Hazen
Colfax Baptist Meeting Presided by Mrs Hanson
Mrs Glenn Hanson presided at the Colfax Baptist Mission Society meeting held in the church yesterday afternoon. Mrs Myron Cooper led prayer, a monetary gift will fund refurbishing a room at Central Baptist Seminary Kansas City Kan, a love gift was dedicated by Mrs Ruth Hart, and the program When You Care Enough was presented by Mrs Hanson and Mrs Donald Anderson. The Grace Hill Associational WMS meeting is set for Iola Tuesday 10 15 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Glenn Hanson
Colfax Baptist Mission Society
Myron Cooper
Central Baptist Seminary
Kansas City
Kan
Ruth Hart
Hanson
Donald Anderson
Grace Hill Associational
WMS
Iola
Teenage panel at Osawatomie hospital presented by Kayettes
A teenage panel of three girls and one boy from Osawatomie State Hospital spoke Tuesday night in the Little Theater at Neosho County Community Junior College. Mrs Rosie Bowker and Janie Corbitt moderated. Cindy Tolbert presented a check to support the canteen.
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Osawatomie State Hospital
Kayettes
Little Theater
Neosho County Community Junior College
Rosie Bowker
Janie Corbitt
Cindy Tolbert
Playschool Association Meets in Chanute
Fourteen mothers attended the Chanute Playschool Association meeting at 1312 West Fifth Avenue hosted by Mrs. Boyd Burns. Mrs. Merton Jeanes led as president and a nominating committee was formed for March officer elections. Field trips for spring were planned, by-laws revised, and a Valentine party scheduled with the March 6 gathering at Mrs. Keith Dodd’s home.
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Chanute Playschool Association
Boyd Burns
Merton Jeanes
Social Calendar Entries For January Day Program
Community groups list meetings at various venues including Reubow EHC Mrs Vernon McCune and the Lafayette location. Activities include a senior citizens covered dish luncheon, Rebekah Lodge IOOF hall gatherings, We Who Club at Sawyer hall, and Hobby Club at N. Lafayette with Devoted Mothers Club meeting in the public library room.
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Preubow Ehc
Vernon McCune
S. Lafayette
Mirian ‘Rele
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Wilson Aes
First Methodist Church
A.m
Wa N. Lafayette
Devoted
Sunny Stone Unit Installs Officers
The Sunny Stone EHU installed new officers at the January meeting hosted by Mrs. Oley Apt. Eleven members and one visitor attended as the group opened with the Club Collect. Mrs. Jim McAdams gave The Beat is Different lesson. Secret pals were drawn and 1968 books completed. Marie Brock led recreation. The February 13 meeting will be with Mrs. Roscoe Offenbacker.
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Jim McAdams
Marie Brock
Roscoe Offenbacker
Sunflower OES Marks Degrees and Visitation
Sunflower OES conferred degrees at Sunflower chapter with Lester Kling insmith leading initiatory chants. Mrs Kathryn Groskin sky and Dudley Kelley presided as worthy matron and patron. Invitations for official visits from several chapters were announced. January birthdays noted for six members. Refreshments by Wesley Thompson and 0. H. Bates, games overseen by Mrs Groskin sky. prizes won by Mrs Clint Johnson, Mrs Bill Kelso, and Mrs F L Gerardy.
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Sunflower
Lester J. Klinginsmith
Kathryn Groskinsky
Dudley Kelley
Kathryn Webb
Iola
Buffalo
Cherryvale
Hulda Parker
Altoona
Parsons
William Krout
Dave Evans
Nola Ellison
Ralph Skaggs
Shelton Propst
F. Gerardy
Wesley Thompson
H. Bates
Groskinsky
Clint Johnson
Bill Kelso
F. L. Gerardy
BPW Club Dinner Details and Youth Conference Talk
The BPW club met at the Tioga Hotel with Mrs. Velma Beasley presiding. Pinky Mullens spoke on a district youth conference in Pittsburg that aims to expose youths to business opportunities. Members formed two quiz teams. winners received candy and nuts. Visitors were named for nursing home resident birthday recognitions and the membership committee listed active organizers.
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BPW
Tioga Hotel
Velma Beasley
Neelie Wheeler
Margaret Wolf
Clifford Lukenbill
Scherel Booe
Gordon Inman
Pinky Mullens
Pittsburg
Miss Mullens
Beasley
Lukenbill
Nursing Home
Neele Stevens
Bryants
Pearl Loveaul
Colonial Acres
Gladys Ratcliffe
Neosho Mnor
Vinnie Allison
Westview
Alice Roecker
Laukenbill
Adeline Fortney
Howard Carder
Coin Club Elects Officers in Neosho Meeting
Neosho Valley Coin Club held a meeting in the Memorial Building electing L. M. Dannenberg president Jack Slater vice president Dick Markham secretary and Mrs Coleen Trabue treasurer Plans shown for the annual coin show.
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Neosho Valley Coin Club
Memorial Building
L. M. Dannenberg
Jack Slater
Dick Markham
Coleen Trabue
Presbyterian Women Meet at First Presbyterian Church
Four of the Presbyterian Women group met at 209 North Highland yesterday to plan a year long Bible study on Mark. Officers named include Mrs. Boman group chairwoman and Mrs. Decker co chairwoman among others. Fruit cake and coffee were served to 14 members. The Feb. 7 meeting will be hosted by Mrs. G D Pinegar at 1102 Vi 3rd.
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First Presbyterian Church
T. W. Boman
N. Highland
Boman
C. H. Decker
Dwight McCreight
M. R. Wilson
W. A. Goolsby
J.G. Wasser
D. A. Finney
J. Clyde Jones
World Service
Decker
G. D. Pinegar
Feather Flowers Class At Central Park Building
Women's Arts and Crafts group meets Monday from 9 to noon in Central Park Community Building to learn feather flower making. Mrs. Andrew Nelson, supervisor, asks attendees to bring glue pliers and scissors. She notes 37 women attended the last meeting.
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Central Park
Andrew Nelson
Nelson
Miss Adams Engaged To S Sgt John R Novose
Mr and Mrs James C Adams of Topeka announce the engagement of their daughter Terrill Jo to S Sgt John R Novose the son of Mr and Mrs Louis Novose of Oceanside California The couple plan a March wedding Terrill Jo Adams is a Topeka West High School and Kansas State University alumna now a dental assistant John R Novose is an Air Force sergeant with a tour ending March 1 and is an Oceanside High School graduate
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James C. Adams
Topeka
Chanute
Terrill Jo
John R. Novose
Louis Novose
Oceanside
Calif
Miss Adams
Topeka West High School
Kansas State University
Clark’s School of Business
Oceanside High School
U.S. Air Force
Cnty
Altar Society Meets At St Patrick's Church
St Patrick's Altar Society met in the home economics room at St Patrick's School yesterday afternoon with President Mrs Neil Ashley presiding. Mrs William Brazil reported on a National Council of Catholic Women ward meeting in Wichita on Monday. Refreshments were served to 17 members and the pastor, Rt Rev Msgr Vincent Hogan.
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St. Patrick's Altar Society
St. Patrick's School
Neil Ashley
William Brazil
First Ward
National Council of Catholic Women
Wichita
Vincent Hogan
Dear Heloise Household Hints From Readers
Readers share quick kitchen and home tips from quick half sandwiches to handy waxed gauze bags for drawers and reuse of TV dinner foil for potatoes. Practical advice from Mrs W M J and others highlights simple, thrifty solutions and space saving ideas.
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Heloise
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AP Fashion Editor
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H. D. Ewing
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S. 7Th
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Zion Service Guild
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Chanute Ins. Board
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